Spheres of Justice: A Defense of Pluralism and Equality
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...Moreover, on this view, the demographic change likely to accompany an open or highly flexible boundary crossing regime is seen as a potential risk to the scheme of liberty and justice constituted at the national level (Walzer 1983, 1984)....
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...Walzer (1983) insisted that the ‘complex equality’ of pluralist societies required some separation between different spheres of life if the values appropriate to one domain were not to dominate those of others....
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...For instance, Michael Walzer (1981) inveighs against the new ' I philosopher-kings" who try to influence mainly judges and mainly in the exercise of judicial review about what is the true set of rights enshrined in the Constitution whatever the experience of the people in their political practices....
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...Walzer, Michael....
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...In recent years, the liberal conception of rights has been put into question by philosophers who exhibit an acute intellectual sophistication: Charles Taylor (1985), Alasdair MacIntyre (1981), Michael Sandel (1982), and in part Michael Walzer (1983), Bernard Williams (1985), Stuart Hampshire (1983) and Susan Wolf (1982)....
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